Beginner Writing (A1 · 17 lessons)
Beginner writing covers first steps: basic sentences, everyday words and simple present tenses. Open any lesson below for the explanation, examples and practice points.
Writing a Simple Sentence
Subject + verb + complete idea.
Capital Letters in Writing
Capitalise sentence starts, names, and I.
Full Stops, Question and Exclamation Marks
Choose the correct ending mark.
Writing Your Introduction
Name, age, job, hobby.
Filling in a Form
Write name, address, date of birth clearly.
Writing a Short Note
Be brief with who, what, when.
Writing Numbers and Dates
Style: 5 May 2026 or May 5, 2026.
Writing a Postcard
Greeting, where you are, weather, sign-off.
Writing Simple Descriptions
Use adjectives and be.
Writing Your Address
Write the house number, street, city and postcode in order.
Writing Greetings and Goodbyes
Start with Dear/Hi and end with Best wishes/Bye.
Writing About Your Family
Use simple present sentences with possessives.
Writing About Your Hobbies
Use like/love + -ing and adverbs of frequency.
Writing a Shopping List
List items with quantities.
Writing Simple Questions
Start with a question word and end with ?
Writing About the Weather
Use it is + adjective/-ing.
Writing a Birthday Card
Short warm wishes with an exclamation mark.
Other levels for Writing: Elementary · Intermediate · Upper-Intermediate · Advanced